Bloomington High School - Gothic Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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The Class of Nineteen-fifteen Flower: Lily-of-the-Valley Colors: Roman Gold and Roman Purple. Marion Rogers . . ............... President Mary Emma Russel Vice-President Anita Hanna ....................... Treasurer George Reed ........................Secretary Hugh Norman Editor-In-Chief Gothic Burton Wooler.v Business Manager Gothic HE CLASS 1015 is the largest das- that lia- ...... O n B. II S. ( r many years. This . la.-.- wa- a • -i ■ i breaker when its members became Freshmen-- H'lti members. A few of these have fallen by the wayside, but these are a few indeed. The “Optimist was turned over to them, which give- proof of their ability as a class. This clan has its future before it. however—the publishing of a Gothic. It has the material and students, and will put out an annual next year that will equal or exceed any that has been put out so far. The majority of the basket-ball team, the strongest since 1904. was made up chiefly of Juniors. This will be the first class to graduate from the new High School. This class, as any other, has a number of celebrities. Chief among these are Slimm Becovitz. the smallest boy hi High School; Vincent Heaton, commonly known as ••Britches. who bids fair to become a second Coxey from the way he leads his army to school: John Flagstaff Flag- pole Gilmore, being '.In- -hortest buy in B. H. S.. measuring 4 feet, 3 inches. The Seniors looked forward to a class meeting of the Juniors which would decide whether or not there would be any reception held for them, and for a good while they were disappointed. t’ K© Twenty «’licht

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